Inspired by the simplest of things, emerging artist and illustrator Roboto Reo reinvents dialogues with his three-year-old son and people’s intrapersonal conversations into arts, doodles, and desserts with his second exhibition, “Nothing Ordinary.”

Sihir Perempuan by Intan Paramaditha celebrates its 20th anniversary with a gothic launch of a hardcover special edition launch, reimagining Indonesian horror and folklore through a feminist lens—where Paramadhita’s rebellious self-proclaimed “cegils” return to haunt, resist, and redefine womanhood for a new generation.

Sarang Puan is a thought-provoking art installation, produced by an all-women team with poignant reflections on the role of women’s domesticity in the modern age. Helmed by Luna Hapsari as curator and Ayu Maulani as artistic director under the collective Girls Pay the Bills, Sarang Puan invites the audience to a house that has been carefully crafted into one big installation, highlighting the struggles that women face, starting with a well-maintained front porch of a domestic house as a critique on society’s superficial expectations of women.

At just 24, Aditya has cemented his place as a force in the beauty industry, turning faces into canvases and makeup into storytelling. From watching YouTube tutorials to painting red carpet looks for the Cannes Film Festival in his early 20s, his artistry is rooted in pushing boundaries, unyielding passion, and creative rebellion. His mantra? “You just gotta fucking do it.”